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BOMBSHELL INTERVIEW: Eric Garner’s Death a Retaliatory Move by NYPD
BOMBSHELL INTERVIEW: Eric Garner’s Death a Retaliatory Move by NYPD
By Matt Agorist
“I wouldn’t really say [he was killed] because Eric was a black man. It’s due to the fact that they stole money from [Eric] and refused to give him his money, and he filed charges against them.”
New York, NY — The Free Thought Project has been given exclusive information as to why Eric Garner may have been killed by the NYPD. This new information paints an entirely different…
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THIRTEEN GHOSTS (2001)
Directed by: Steve Beck
Written by: Benjamin Carr & Richard D’Ovidio
Starring: Tony Shalhoub, Embeth Davidtz, Shannon Elizabeth, F. Murray Abraham
I have a feeling William Castle would not approve of this remake of his 1960 feature. You all should read about Mr. Castle because that dude was an innovator in film entertainment. He didn’t make great films on a technical level but he was able to put butts on the seats by using gimmicks such as ‘tingling seats’ or 3D glasses. He influenced John Waters to be a director so that should be more than enough incentive to scope his films out.
But yeah, this remake is pretty poor. It actually gives me headaches cause the editing for the ghosts are so erratic. But here’s some TnA for you guys in the clip above because I feel generous.
Jerad Alexander is the sort of guy you want in charge of something, passionate enough to fight, common-sense enough to not suffer fools and smart enough to know when to stay quiet. He keeps me in check, at work and as a friend, and I think he’s the best. He’s in a different department now. I miss him. Luckily, he is now part of the community. He’s done Write Club, Carapace, Naked City. But we’ve never been onstage in the same show before. I’m super excited. And intimidated. His writing is fucking incredible. Did you read his book? Can I take the opportunity to plug his book? It’s a novella called The Life of Ling Ling, available for digital download. I read it in a Walmart storefront Subway restaurant one afternoon, and the narrative took me away from all the other Walmart shoppers and placed my imagination in a war zone. It was great.
- Benjamin Carr on Jerad Alexander